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Continue reading →: [Quick Tip] VS Code | Open Terminal as a Tab (And Set a Shortcut)
By default, VS Code opens the terminal in a panel at the bottom of the screen. Do you find it a bit cramped? Did you know you can open the terminal as a tab in the Editor Area — just like your code files — giving you much more space…
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Continue reading →: Pass Parameters to HTML Web Resources in Model Driven Apps
In this article, I will show you how to create a simple HTML web resource that accepts parameters and host it inside a Model-Driven App. We will use the $webresource directive in the navigation to pass a data parameter to the HTML page. Why Pass Parameters to Web Resources? Create the HTML Web Resource…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps Code Apps – Trigger a Power Automate Flow
In this article, I walk you through how to add and trigger a Power Automate cloud flow from a Power Apps code app. What type of flows can be added: Why Use Flows in Code Apps? Prerequisites Let’s start by configuring the cloud flow. Create a Solution-Aware Instant Cloud Flow Now…
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot CLI Remote Session
In this article, let’s learn how to use the Remote Session feature in GitHub Copilot CLI to monitor and steer your terminal session from GitHub.com or GitHub Mobile. What is a Remote Session? Why Remote Session? Let me explain with a simple use case. Without Remote Session: With Remote Session: In short — Remote Session lets you monitor,…
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Continue reading →: Step by Step | Power Shield – Govern Connector Access in Power Platform
In this article, let’s learn how to set up and use Power Shield — a governance feature in the Copilot Studio Kit that enables organizations to manage Power Platform connector access through a structured, approval-based workflow for Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies. What is Power Shield? Why Power Shield? Let…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Empty “Unresolved References” in Solution Import
While deploying a managed solution to a target environment, it failed with this error: No component names. No helpful details. Just empty quotes. Here’s how we figured it out the issue and fixed. 🙂
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot CLI | /chronicle to Improve Your Prompting Style
In the previous post, we saw how GitHub Copilot CLI stores your prompt history locally in a file called command-history-state.json. But did you know Copilot CLI can actually read that history and help you become a better prompter? Meet the /chronicle slash command! What is /chronicle? It has four sub-commands:…
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Continue reading →: [Quick Tip] GitHub Copilot CLI | Get Prompt History
Have you been using GitHub Copilot CLI and wondered — “What was that prompt I used 2 days ago?” Did you know your prompt history is stored locally on your machine, and you can look it up anytime! Where is the history stored? Look for a file called command-history-state.json inside…
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot CLI: Rubber Duck — Your AI Plan Reviewer
In this article, let’s explore Rubber Duck — a brand-new experimental feature in GitHub Copilot CLI that acts as an independent AI reviewer, giving your plan a second opinion before you write a single line of code. The Problem with AI Coding Agents: What is Rubber Duck? Getting Started: Let’s…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps Code App | Connecting to a Copilot Studio Agent
In this article, let’s explore how to use a Power Apps Code App to connect and chat with a Microsoft Copilot Studio agent — directly from a React-based custom UI, with multi-turn conversation support. If you haven’t used Code Apps before, check out the official docs Power Apps Code Apps Overview What This POC…
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